Inquiry on official parliamentarian rules sparked by March appointments
The inquiry centers on whether Speaker Clark appointed three House members after his term ended, with Bennett Clark the parliamentarian stating such appointments were made on March 4 and would be reflected in the House Journal. Representatives of civic bodies convene today to discuss the district and federal committees and related issues.
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Bennett Clark
House Journal
Congress
T Marshall
Clark
Bederi
Bernnit Clark
Jormaat
Poe
Ffallahan
Hambert
Harper
Fred Kelley
Leverett
Mo Kelley
Dlevander McKenzie
Henry
Macfarland
Willman Divorce Case Highlights Infidelity Allegations
Thomas V. Willman, a theatrical promoter, was divorced by his wife Coral Willman in District Supreme Court division 2. Coral cited infidelity supported by depositions from two Charlotte detectives detailing alleged misconduct by Willman. The couple, married in 1907 and separated in 1910, left two children, Warves A. Weert and Pxelyn D. West, with attorneys Walter Peigeos Campbell for the wife and Haven Tohes for the husband.
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Thomas V. Willman
Coral Willman
Justice Siddons
District Supreme
Charlotte
Willmans
West
Supreme Court
Warves
Neeoyer
Willon Siadfield
EF Clark
Baby Found At Union Station In North Carolina
A baby girl was found near the main waiting room at Union Station. An adult woman with a chair or arms was seen around the stairway. She has not been identified and police seek information to locate the mother. The infant was taken to a local hospital for care.
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Pecar
Forse
China Weighs Grants as American Prisoner Recounts Cruel Nights
An American woman prisoner aboard a German cruiser describes two months of fear and isolation. Negotiations in Peking yield concessions on railroads and mining while Japan presses for guaranteed influence in China. British prompts and the Anglo Japanese alliance frame ongoing talks as officials weigh China’s independence and Japan’s demands.
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China
Manihira
Tapin
Japan
German Submarine Sinking Ignites Liberty Row
International law expert De Coudert argues the wheat aboard the neutral bark William Poole was not contraband unless destined for enemy military use and urges U S action. He says the destruction harms flag and property rights and suggests interning the Prinz Ludwig Friedrich until full facts are reviewed.
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Tells of Serbia's trials and praise for Hebrew women
Slavko Grouttch, former permanent undersecretary of foreign affairs of Serbia, lauds Serbia's trials and honors a Hebrew woman with a golden cross from the King. The Washington Hebrew Association event at 1236 Lenneth Street NW features Mrs Walliam Leed and others, with readings on Hebrew topics and musical numbers by the Musingia Quartet and others.
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Serbia
Wiss
Mabel Ton
Virginia Hohe
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Shi
Walliam
Leed
John Jo Daly
Mawin Callaw
Lelen Benchue
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Abram Simon
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Young Womens Hebrew Association
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Charles Gordon
Sadie Bloom
Mire 12
Smeselblatt
Rose Kramer
Dora Weiss
TI Dedek
Anna Cooper
Esther Rosenfeld
Blanche Cohen
Sarah Goldman
Secretary McAdoo to Undergo Appendectomy in Providence
Secretary McAdoo and Treasury head Byron Newton prepare for a weeklong absence as McAdoo undergoes appendectomy at Providence Hospital noon today. He is reported in excellent condition after a restful day and will be kept from official duties for about a month. McAdoo has postponed duties to handle pending legislation and Treasury matters, while Newton acts as head in his absence.
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Cary T Grayson
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Cretary
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Treasury Building
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Nona McAdoo
France
Catherine Britton
Washington
Emancipation talk at Ahavas Zion on Jewish home aim
Sauron Prussian of Boston spoke at Ahavas Zion pledging stronger empires and security from war while asserting that independence and individualism rise with time. He argued emancipation trials failed and discussed creating a legally secured Jewish home in Palestine aided by the Zion Society linked to the American Federation of Zionists.
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Boston
Ahavas Zion Souriery
Sixth Street
Prussian
Zion Society
American Federation of Zionists
Thel Movement
Aima
Palestine
Dance at Confederate Home Aids Remaining Debt
The third in a series of Diweekly dances benefiting the Confederate Home at 1322 Vermont Avenue drew the largest crowd yet. Under the District division United Daughters of the Confederacy, the event aims to finish paying the home’s debt, with Miss Mabel Fairfax and Jack Beaucare Washburn performing a featured dance. Assisting president Maude Howell Smith were Mrs Burleson, Mrs Archibald Young, Mrs Lawrence Quitilld, Mrs Frank Odenheimer, Miss Dorothy Shue, Mrs Wallace Mulcaire, and Mrs Belle C Trey.
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Instituton
Mabel Fairfax
Jack Beaucare Washburn
Maude Howell Smith
Warning Sent Germany Not to Sink U S Ships
The United States note dated February 10 warned Germany that if German warships destroy an American vessel or harm American citizens under the presumption that the U S flag is not used in good faith, such action would be an indefensible violation of neutral rights. The U S government would hold Germany strictly accountable and take necessary steps to safeguard American lives and property on the high seas.
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Million Men Battle Narew in Large German Offensive
Eleven Corps of the Kaiser's army engage in a vast movement along an 84 mile front from Kino to the Narew head near Novo Georgievsk. German forces, possibly up to two corps with Austrians in the Carpathians, aim to avenge Przasnysz defeat and threaten Narew while operations slow in the Carpathians due to seasonal change.
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Germany Adopts Cautions On Neutral Vessel Destruction
Debates over whether neutral ships may be destroyed for contraband cargo continue as officials note dangers to civilians and crews. US officials cite past cases, insist prize courts should decide, and discuss allowing repairs under American supervision for the German ship Prince Patel Friedrich amid ongoing correspondence with Germany.
Special Notices on Stockholders Meeting and Peddler Licenses
Notice announces a stockholders meeting on March 8 1915 at the corporation offices to consider doubling capital stock to 1 000 000 dollars and the deferred annual election of trustees President Henry Klae and Secretary Wolfie sign. Also notice that all peddler and produce dealer licenses expire March 31 1915 and must be renewed to continue business in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Paid Corporation
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William Wolfie
Sotice
TLE
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